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Webinar explores survival, adaptation and opportunity in crisis By Saeb Rawashdeh - Jan 31,2021 - Last updated at Jan 31,2021 AMMAN — Human civilisation has never been more complex than in an interconnected world and people have to develop strategies for the survival and adaptation to different disasters, said US environmental geographer Ruth DeFries. Speaking during a webinar organised last week by Columbia University in New York and its Amman branch to discuss her book titled “ What Would Nature Do?”, DeFries said that the nature has the abundance of time, but humans do not. “ Ho...
Last modified on Mon 14 Dec 2020 14.48 EST Do you remember April? It seems like decades ago, but I remember, amid the dread and claustrophobia of lockdown, an unexpected thrum of hope. Traffic had stopped. No aeroplanes crossed the sky and no pollution clogged it. Where I live we heard ambulances carrying off our neighbours almost daily but we heard birdsong too, louder than ever before. A tiny spiky ball of glycoproteins and ribonucleic acid had done what a century of dedicated revolutionaries had been unable to. It had slowed the world economy to a crawl. It has been one of the defining acc...